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What aliens can teach us about being human

A reflection on aliens, humanism and adaptation argues that encountering other life could expand empathy, challenge ignorance and spark a new renaissance.
Eastern Washington

Spokane Public Library receives Yiddish Book Center grant to bring Jewish culture, literature to community

Spokane Public Library received a national grant to bring Yiddish literature, events and cultural programs to the community through 2026.
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Americans think their neighbors have bad morals. Can relationships change that?

A reflection on polarization in America asks how change happens, arguing authentic relationships — not social media — can bridge deep divides.
Commentary

St. Joseph offers a model of manhood that rejects toxic masculinity

An opinion piece contrasts St. Joseph's teachings with modern leadership, using scripture to critique Trump and explore healthier models of masculinity.
Eastern Washington

Washington civic leaders launch recurring forum to tackle national divisions

A new Washington civic forum brings leaders together to bridge divides, foster dialogue and rebuild trust amid national tensions.
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Pete Hegseth’s ‘American Crusade’ is no longer just a book

An opinion piece examines claims by Pete Hegseth linking Trump, religion and war with Iran, raising concerns about faith-driven rhetoric in military leadership.
Eastern Washington

‘A true pastor’: Episcopal Diocese of Spokane mourns death of Bishop Jim Waggoner

Bishop Jim Waggoner Jr., former leader of Spokane’s Episcopal Diocese, is remembered for pastoral care, kindness and guiding the church through change.
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